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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1887-11-29
VIRGINIA NEWS.

The read between Marshall and Warren
ton will, in the banda of nm incorporated
company, be macsdamized.
Thomas Vigis has baeen appointed post
master at Hamlin. Rappahannock county,
vice Walter E. Wiley, resigned.
1t is reported that some registered letters
have disappeared from the mails in King
George county, between Edge Hill and
Mindless store.
John C. Wood. of Virginia, clerk of the
81, 200 grade. has been transferred from the
sixth auditors Office to the stamp division
of the Postoilice Departmental Washington.
In Southampton county on Saturday Ro
bert Jones aud Samuel Brown were instant
ly killed, and Richard Thomas fatally in
jured, by being caught under tree which
they were engaged in cutting down.
Mr.. Hopkins, who was elected to Con
gress on the labor ticket from the Lynch
burg district in an interview with q News
reporter says he will not 60 into the demo.
cratic caucus nor will he vote for Mr. Car
Isle "at any rate"
The Governor yesterday offered reward
Of $500 for the arrest of Robert Tilly, who ia
wanted in Carroll county for the murder OF
Miss Haynes, whom he persuaded to elope
with hin. Tily shot his victim and then
burned her body in the woods.
The State board OF cenvassers met in
Richmond yesterday AID took up the con
tested cases. They decided finally to give
certificates to Brown. rep, of Nansemond.
and Scott, rep, OF Goochland. The fight
will be made before the committee on priv
leges and elections when the assembly meets
Further consideration of election returns
vas pos, poned until to-day.
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ALEXANDRIA.
TUESDAY EVENING. NOVEMBER 90.

REV. HEBER NEWTON says what this re
public should most fear is the Votiog Oh 'e'
rorapt foreigners. he apparently has no
fear whatever of the voting OF ignorant ne
eroes But the ignorant foreigners are few,
while the ignorant negroes are many-so
many that 10 several OF the Soaiaern o'a'e'
,hey constitute majority of the population
The reverend gentleman referred to evi
IDENTIFY believes that color affects ignorance
AID that while black ignorance is innocuonS'
a. least in the South. 10 large portion Of
which it predominatea, white ignorance Is
dangerous in the North. where so little oil ~
exisls. The republican party committed
erievous crime against republican insti'u
iiops when it conferred tho privilege o.
suffrage upon five million Ignorant freed
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TO.DAY,s TELEGRAPMIC NEWS
New Trial for sharp.

ALBANY, N. Y, Nov. 29-The Court of
Appeals has reversed the decision in the
Sharp case and ordered new trial.
NEW YORK, Nov. 29.-When the pews of
the Sharp decision reached the county court
house it created considerable stir among the
lawyers present in the numerous courts.
The general opinion seemed to be one of ap.
proval. Mr. Caraa law partner Of Congress
man BourKe Cochran, who argued the case
on appeal, on receiving the news at once
started for Ludlow stree Jail to convey the
glad t;dings to Jacob Sharp. He first saw
Mrs. Sharp. She cried with joy and said
she had heard SO many rumors that she
found it difficult 10 believe it, She then
broke the news to her husband Hs mani
tested no emotion whatever. and seemed
even to lake hut little interest in :he mat.
ter. Since his conviction be mas fallen into
o moody, stolid state Of Indifference to all
outward things, from which it seems impos
sible TO rou.e him. Mr.. Clark said that
when Mr.. Cockrao returns from Albany
tonight there will be consultation about
applying for Sharp's admission to bail. A
motion to that effect, he said, will probably
be made tomorrow and he expected it
would be granted. The motion may be
ma lie to any judge Of the Supreme Court.
H supposed the amount of bail fixed would
be high, possibly $4,000
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The IL. & d. Presidency.

BALTIMORE, Nov. 29.-It is learned from
a director of tho Baltimore and Ohio Il. R
that Samuel Spencer was, at q meeting at
Psrkersburg, W. Va, yesterday, elected
President of the Pa,kersburg branch of the
Baltimore and Ohio r. R. The old board
of directors was reelected This election
Of Mr. Spencer is looked upon as prelimi-
nary to his election as president OF the Bal.
iimore and Ohio road.
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FROM WASMsNGTON.
Especial Correspondence of the Alexa. aAz

Especial Correspondence OF the Alexa. GAZETTE
WASHINGTON. D. c.. Nov. 90. 1887.
When Congress meets the number OF the
street cars from 18th street 10 Georgetown,
and from Capitol Hill 10 the Navy Yard,
will be decreased, bu the number from Cap
itol Hill to The boundary via l4th street will
be increased, and the {; acks Of the Pennsyl-
vania Avenue and the 14:h street lines be
Joined at 18th street.
OF the postmaaters appointed dnilDg the
last year g. 63 were to Il vacancies created
by designations and the expiration OF COM
missions, 1854 to fill vacarciee created
by removals and suspensions.
There is strong feeling among the mem
bers of Congress who have arrived lore in
favor Of improving commercial relations be-.
tween this country and both Mexico and
Canada.
The President, it is understood, will take
his lessonsin horseback riding in private. He
merely wants to learn how TO ride we'll
enough TO enable him to make his trips from
back. and not to warrant MS taking part in
fox hunts.
The way the rule prohibiting man and
wife from holding Office 10 the Govern.
ment's service hero is rendered nugatory,
is for the lady to resign IS Miss and be re.
appointed as Mrs.
Senator Black burn. CT Kentucky, being
asked by the GAzETrE's correspondent this
morning what he thought about the advisa
bility of running Southern man for Vice
President on the next national democratic
ticket, replied that he approved the propo-
sition that if the war feeling was ever to
he over, it was over now; that he was
tired and had been for ten years of the
South's apologies for what it had done. and
thought the people ofthe South, being just
as loyal ana patriotic as those of the North,
should demand perfect and entire equality.
He said he believed the masses ofthe North
ern people were of his opinion and instanced
the recent election of COL Fellows, an Exon
federate, in New York, and the fact that the
president of the Glover Club, of Philadel-
phia, the largest social club in the country,
is 9 man who fought as private four years
in the Confederate army. as proof that he
was correct. He said doubtless some North.
ern democrats who may aspire to the i'm.
portant national Offices would like the i'm.
preston to prevail that none of those offices
should GO to the South. IS such an impress
sion would improve their OWE chances by
reducing the number of possibilities, but
that he did not think they were sustained
by any large number of Their party.
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FOREIGN NEWS.

Lord Lyons, British ambassador;o France
has been taken TO London. He is suffering
with paralysis in :be left side.
The weather at Sau Reno is flee. The
Crown Prince took long drive yesterday
Jog tried. A part of the regimen is the alb
solute exclusion OF sugar
After the second tria! in Dubiiu of Lord
Mayor Sullivan, editor Of The Nation fol
printing reports of meetings of suppressed
branches OF the National League, the gov
eminent will prosecute number of editors
of other papers for publishing similar re
ports.
The Supreme Court has quashed tho SEN
tences of several Alsatisus who were con
victed of publicly singing the "Marseilaise.' y
The Supreme Court takes the ground that
the law OF 1922, under which the sentences
were imposed, does not apply to Asace'
Lorraine.
A school in the village of Werchobietrilz
kioi Russia, was destroyed by FIRE few
nights sgo. a large number OF girls were
sleeping on the upper floors when The fire
broke cut. Twenty -four of them escaped by
jumping from the windows. but sixteen 9th
ers, who were afraid to jump, were burned
to death.
An article. which has appeared in the
Moro Rassyki. at Bucharest, has caused
much discussion The writer Russian
officer, urges that in the event OF u war be-
tween Austria aud Russia Roumauia would
gain Trausyivenia, Banat, Lower Bu&ovina
and, possibly, portion of Bessarabia by
supporting Russia.
Thomas Callan, formerly of Lowell, Mass
and Michael Harkins, of Philadelphia, who
were arrested in London. on the charge OF
connection with dynamite conspiracy,
were taken 10 court yesterday for further
examination. They rode in the prison van
and were attended by policemen with load
ed revolvers. They were remanded for S
week
The Congress OF the Senate end
Chamber of Deputies will meet on FIJI
day at Versailles to elect a Successor
to President Grevy. President Grevy's
message of resignation will be short. He
will disclaim all responsibility for the con-
sequences of his retirement from Office
Elections were held yesterday in Au-
xorre, Arrss and Lille to fill vacancies
in the Chamber of Deputies. In Auxerre
the radical candidate, was successful. In
Arras the republican,, was elected. In Lille
two republican candidates we're successful.
NJ. Floquet, in an interview with NJ. Gle
menceau, said he neither desired to offer
himself as candidate for the presidency
nor refused to stand for that oliice He left
himself, he said, 10 the hands of his friends.
II. Deroulede declares that ne will con.
vert the Patriotic League into revolution.
airy society, if NJ. Ferry is elected president.
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The SifuaiioninFrance.

PARIS, Nov. 29.-The radical journals en-
ergeticaly oppose NJ. Ferry 80 candidate
for the Pfe;idency, and accuse him q
bribery and corruption in the administra
ton of affairs in Tunis and Tonquin
NJ. Paul De Roudelde, the leader of the
Patriotic League, threatens to march to the
Palace of the Elysee at the head of fifty
th ,usand men il N. Ferry ia elected presi.
dent and prevent him from entering.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1887-11-29

A MUGwUMP newspaperiu the North says
the democracy of Virginia supports the
Presidents civil service policy. But no"
can that be, when the democratic committee
of the capital city of Virginia. at late
nesting, unanimously adopted resolution,
that should the democrats of that city re.
gain control of the municipal government
next spsing-as they wi!l-the city offices
shall be given only to those who shall have
voted and worked for the democratic
ticket? Ths Virginia democrats are practi'
cal democrats.
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men,.

THE ANARCHIST paper in Coicago, in Its
last Sunday 'sssue, referring to e proposed Az
srchst meeting to be held there, and to re
porls that incendiary utterances tbereat Will
bs prohibited By the police gays "tte friends
of the cause will consider it their duty to
defend free speech with their bodies, as their
brothers, thirty years ago. in Cincinnati
did in the case of the noble Wendell Phil
lips. and that If riot be provoked thereby
the termination will at least 10 doubtful
The late editor of the paper referred to was
hanged for melting murder. LIS present cd
itor manifestly has not profi;ed by his ex'
ample.
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"The great question of interest now is,
says jerks. bu!tonholing a dreary looking
friend, "TVho s to be the next President.
mo sir" is The emphatic reply. 81 he
hanged if it is The great question now is.
HoW to cure my cold" THAT indeed ? Why
buy bottle OF DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup, of
course.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1887-11-29

An ingenious fellow is travelling through
Pennsylvania selling "a valuable prepare
ton warranted to polish tinwsre." This
valuable preparation ia wood ashes, which
he begs from the farmers along the road
sits, puts up in neat boxes, and sells for o
quarter box.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1887-11-29

Our Little Ones and the Nursery for De.
camber gives its usual quota of good things
and something more in happy gimpsea Of
holidays to which the little people are look
ing forward with great expectations. This
beautiful monthly, issued by the Russell
Publishing Co., Boston, has its corps of
special writers and artists and oil it con
tains is freshly gotten up with care to please
and cultivate the class for whom it is de-
signed
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1887-11-29

THE WHOLESALE boo. and shoe houae in
Detroit of which Mr.. Dickinson, the pro-
posed and supposed new Postmaster Cen
eral is a partner, has filled. 1t is to be
hoped that Mr.. Dickinson will be able to
conduct public. better than he does private
business
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DHEap.

November 30 1857, of typhoid fever CLAUDE
NEWTON WISE, the son of George and Ida V.
Wise. in the 10Th year OF his age 2a'- Funeral
Thursday morning, December ! at II o'clock,
from his parents residence, No. 9l7 King street.
On Monday, Nov. 2sth, ANN PATTON. infant
daughter Of Thomas and Grace Fleming. Funer.
81 to. mOrrOW
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1887-11-29

COURT OF APPEALS YEsTERDAY.-East
against Garrett Argued by Upshur. B
Quinby. esq for plaintiff in error, and John
G. Blackstone for defendant in error and
submitted.
Young against the town of Boyon
Argued by "A. S. Lee, esq, for plaintiff in
error.
Lloyd T. Smith, esq, allowed to practice
az counsel in this court.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1887-11-29

A WITNESS in the Most tiial in New York
yesterday, said he ''didn't believe God both
cred Himself about such tr;aing thing as
perjury" 1t is owing to the increasing inf
deity, atheism and agncsticiSm, that social
IN, anarchy ard nihilsm nave become 80
prevalent. Where there is no regard for
God there cannot be much Tor men.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1887-11-29

REV. DR.. PARKER, who came over from
England to lay wordy wreatbs upon the
grave of his dead friend. the late Henry
Ward Beecher, charged the Plymouth con
gregation the sum of $7C0 for doing go but
thereby took the entire romance of the
whole affair. Dr. Parker is evidently q
practical man, and mixes business with sen.
timent.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1887-11-29

A grape grower near Albany protects his
vineyard from thieves by electricity Wires
connected with strong battery are scat.
tered about among the vines, and the rascal
who gets hold of one howls until the master
of the vineyard comes and takes satisfaction
out of him with club.
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Rurnine Of q Ho1el.

LAWRENCE, Mas. Nov. 29.-The Mansion
House at Andover vas burned this morning.
The House was built over 100 years ago and
had been tavern and hotel since. The FIRE
was undoubtedly incendiary. Loss 500, 900;
partially insured.
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Cold Weather.

WATERLOO. Iowa, Nov. 90 Yesterday
was the coolest day ever known in this sec
ton at this season Of the year, the tempera-
lure reaching 80 degrees below zero.
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Prof Shields, of Princeton, will have, in the
December Century, aao.ber article on Church
union, 10 which he will review all the recent
Century open Letters on Christian unity
and further explain his proposition vii h
relation to "rhe United Churches of the
United Stetesn
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The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Compa.
ny is having wharf built in Philadelphia
on the Delaware river, which is is TO have
q daily shipping capacity of fifteen hundred
tons OF Cumberland coal.
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The Southern Planter for December has
been received FROM It's publishers in Rich.
mond. Among is contents is short but
striking lesson on the benefits Of mixed
farming
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1887-11-29

Judge ]. W. Green Smith, of the Corpcr
alton Court CT Stauntop, and DR.. A. G. Tay
lor. coroner of Danville, YESTERDAY :. udefeG
ibsir fesignatiors 10 Coz Lee, who accept
ed them.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1887-11-29

A Dude, q beautiful tighttrousered dude
slipped on a loose stone and bruised its
dainty ankle. The gentle patient is doing
well. He uses Salvation Oil.
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HELLOI HELLO
We wish to call your attention to the ALEX
ANDRI TELEPHONE EXCHANGE aud its ad.
FOR SALE BY ALL DRUGGIST!

| We wish to call your attention to the ALEA-
ANDRIa TELEPHONE EXCHANGE aud its sd'
vantage3.
Instant communication by any subscriber with
any other is furnished any moment, day or night:
| Each is hesrd in his own recognized voice, AID
| business is transacted with the utmost saving q
time.
Communication is also had With Washington
and Baltimore annihilatipg distance and time.
Low RATEs.-The expense is but few cents
day-in many cases very much less than the ser
vice performed is worth to the subscriber.
Thirty-three classes Of business men are found
| among our subscribers.
Saturday we gave the names Of the physicians
druggiats. lawyers, courts and municipal offices.
To-day we print the names of dealers in cry
goods grain and feed. ice, stoves and tn"are, and
wood and coal.
II your name is not yet enrolled consult your
own interest end prove that Alexandria still
lives. by subscribing at once
Call on the manager or send him word by posta!
or telephone and be will call on you.
p II. SULLIVAN, Manager.
&C. McCLUER, Dist. Supt., Richmond Va
Dry Goods aud Notions
Isaac Eichberg d co.
Grain and Feed
T. F. Burroughs.
FL. Pollard.
Charles s. Taylor, jr.
J. B. Watkins.
Stores and Tmudre
Henry Bladder.
F. A. Reed s. Co.
Wood and C0Ql
A. a. Agnew e. Co.
Hewes & Aitcheson
w. A. Smoot & Co.
]. r. Zimmerman. III
DOUBLE FRONT and BACK fl st grade
~ CAMEL HAIR SHIRTS =;
noy25 AMOS B tLAyM'KEE'S.
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Amendment.

WASHINGTON. Nov. 29.-The President
to-day appointed James B. Chess, of Indiana
to be q. s. Consul at Durango, Mexico.
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ALEXANDRIA has had hard luck with the
several Northern enterprises that have been
started here since the war.
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The Vote Can1assed.

The vote Of each county and city in the
State as forwarded to the Secretary of the
Commonwealth for members Of the House is
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DoUBLE FRONT and BACK Fl st grade
IL CAMELS' HAIR SBlkTs =;
nov25 AMOS B sLsYM KEGS.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1887-11-24
PERSONAL.

G. w. WHITE spent last week in Fond
du Lac
Mr.. G. M. DEDRIoKs of Minnesota is
visiting friends in the city.
G. g.. SEDGwIcK, ESQ, is confined to
his house by sickness this week.
Mr.. AND Mrs. g. B. BYRON of Kewau-
nee were in the city on Tuesday.
Mr.. BOYER Almonds of Cato was call
er at The Pilot office On Tuesday.
f. ?. JONES contemplates making trip
to Washington Territory this winter.
Mr.. AND Mrs. Villas have some
thoughts of spending the winter in Italy.
CAPTAIN A. T. HANSON of the schooner
Luluberman, will spend the winter in this
city.
JAMES P. NOLAN, chairman of the coun-
ty board, was caller at The Pilot office
to-day.
T. 2. JONES reached here from Chicago
on Saturday last. He will not return to
Chicago.
Mrs. EMERY went to Milwaukee on
Tuesday to spend Thanksgiving with her
daughter Alice.
Mr.. EMIL JENsoN of Dakota. formerly
a resident of Kewaunee, is visiting friends
in TINS county.
CONRAD BAETz of st. Louis. formerly
of Two Rivers, was in the city a couple of
days this week.
FRANK HoNY and G. M. Dedricks in
tend to go in to the saw mill business at
White Fish Bay.
CAPTAIN AND Mrs. SEYMOUR of Manis-
tee, Mich, will spend the winter in this
city with Mrs. Emery.
AL. MANHEIMER of this city was a dele
gate to the working-men's convention
held at Oshkosh last week.
WILL DELANo returned from his hunt
ing tour on Saturday last looking as ro-
bust as if he were an honest granger.
Miss STREKENBACH a teacher of the
First ward school, was called to Green
Bay this week by the sickness of ler
brother and her school was closed for the
week.
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NOTICE or SALE

(Filsl publication Oct p, 1851. No. :.
GTATI 9t WISCONSIN, -MANITowoC CouS ry
- CoCEE. III Probate.
II BIZ matter Of the estate Of Lena Rapl. de-
ceased
Notice is hereby given that 10y virtue and j.
pursuance OF an order of license made in said
matte, t.. 3f-a gay "a October, a. D. l>si, g.
the cugEty rHHE1 os SAID county, the UuderSigr,eS
Joseph T. l,aalal IS administrator with the WI
annex. s -ae estate of Lena Rspi, Geceasec
will ID SrogaaE, 5aa 18TH dag OF November,
D., l-~i. IL. ral O'Clock IN the forenoon Of sa5.
day, n So F'hee of the county judge, in the eli;
OF Na-oaNa.- la sad county, offer for sale
public ss.le tae following described land
to-wlt: iae Southwest quarter OF the north-os
quarter and the northwest quarter of the norli.
east quarter and the northeast quarter of tn
north-vsss quarter OF section No. twenty-five %
township No. nineteen tl9i north, of range H.,
twenJy-9ge ~ a3ss, IN the county of Manitowoc
state "s GS--'.fsEz#.
The terms OF sale cash.
Da4 d si4ultoFoc, the 18th day Of Oefofer
A. D., 1857.
JOSE HH T. TEL, Administrate..
Schmltz j Alrwan, Attorneys. aov.5
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Everybody from to Is every yard of
Dress Goods because ale selling out.
Everybody from Is cents every yard of
Flannel, because selling out.
Everybody from S100 $500 every pair of
Blankets, because selling out
Everybody can save from $500 to $1,000 Cloak be-
cause we selling out.
Everybody from 80 cents to 5000 on Shawl be-
selling
Everybody from ST. to $500 on every Suit
cause we selling out
Everybody from S100 to Sc 90 every Overcoa
because selling
Everybody money all other goods as intend
to sell my entire stock possble also Stoves,
Counters and Chandeliers New YORK STORE
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SYRUP OF FIGS.

Manufactured only by the California Fig
Syrup Co., San Francisco, Cal, is Natures
Own True Laxative. This pleasant Cali
fornia liquid fruit remedy may be had of
Oscar A. Alter. Large bottles at SOC. or
$1.O0. tits the most pleasant, prompt and
effective remedy known to cleanse the sys-
tenn; to act on the liver, kidneys and bow
els gently yet thoroughly; to dispel head
aches, colds and fevers; to cure constipa-
ton, indigestion and kindred ills. aug
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AFTER long hesitancy it was concluded
to publish the letter from teacher which
appears elsewhere in this issue. The
wisdom of publishing it may seriously be
doubted, as anything of personal nature
has no place in a newspaper. The let
ter deals with one matter upon which
comment is proper and which unfortu-
nately is becoming too common for the
good OF the meetings held by teachers;
that is disposition to indulge in uncan-
did criticism with view to advertise per-
sOnal requirements rather than to give
conclusions reached through reflection
and experience, and thus make the meet
ing valued school for teachers and not
an arena for personal contests. II the
letter calls attention to this undesirable
phase Of teachers meetings it will fully
Justify its publication. The two young
men had better work in harmony. They
Will lind 1t far more profitable to them
selves and more pleasing to the teachers
who attend meetings with them. And
bear IN mind that the newspaper is bad
place III which to bring personal differ
ences, and particularly anything relating
to teachers work.